Trek to Mt. Everest Base Camp

Embark on an epic journey of personal transformation in the Himalayas!

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Step into 2025 with intention, clarity, and purpose.

This 14-day journey to Everest Base Camp is more than an epic trek; it’s a walking meditation through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on Earth.

Designed as a challenge to uplift and inspire, this adventure fosters community, self-discovery, and transformation. Along the way, you’ll experience a feast for the senses: towering peaks, serene valleys, and the vibrant culture of the Himalayas.

Completing the trek revitalizes your spirit. Whether you’re seeking clarity, growth, or simply the next great adventure, this experience will leave you inspired, elevated, and ready to embrace the new year with open arms.

WHAT TO EXPECT

The Gateway of Lukla

The adventure begins with a thrilling flight into Lukla, one of the world’s most iconic airstrips. Perched at 9,334 feet, this small Himalayan town offers your first taste of the spectacular scenery.

The excitement of landing here sets the tone for the epic journey ahead, as trekkers acclimate and prepare for the journey to follow.

Natural Wonders

Visiting Sagarmatha National Park is like stepping into another world. Here we'll keep an eye out for colorful rhododendrons, Himalayan tahrs, and snow leopards as we traverse the stunning landscape.

The climb to Kala Patthar is the the ultimate viewpoint, at 18,519 feet. From here, you'll experience the most iconic view of Mount Everest. Sunrise here is unforgettable.

The Khumbu Glacier is another natural marvel we'll encounter along the way. The massive ice field offers a surreal experience.

“I have been all over the world and I would have to say my trip to Nepal with Jesse was one of the most memorable.

It was not only a breathtaking outer journey but a transformational inner journey as well. My 20-year-old daughter and I have a lot of sweet memories that will touch our hearts forever. Jesse organized an amazing group of people, a heartfelt experience with the local people, a beautiful hike through the Himalayas and was fun and entertaining all the while.”

–Carrie Sisson, Primal Kitchen Foods

Spiritual Energy & Culture

Deeply rooted in Tibetan Buddhism, Sherpa culture is a fascinating blend of spirituality and tradition.

The colorful prayer flags are an enduring symbol of the trek. Each color represents an element—earth, water, fire, air, and space. Walking beneath them is both humbling and uplifting.

We will also visit the Tengboche Monastery, the largest in the Khumbu region, and experience the daily Buddhist rituals.

Tea Houses & Sherpa Hospitality

Tea houses are the heart of the trekking experience in Nepal. These cozy lodges offer a warm meal and a place to rest. Trekkers from around the world gather here, creating a sense of home in the mountains.

The hospitality of the Sherpa people is unparalleled. Their warmth, resilience, and stories are inspiring. Visiting their villages and learning about their traditions is a cultural highlight.

Mount Everest Base Camp

Arriving at Base Camp symbolizes not just an external achievement but an inner transformation, marking the journey as a personal misogi—a cleansing and life-affirming experience.

It’s an emotional and inspiring moment to be at the foot of the world’s highest mountain. Standing amidst the icefall and colorful expedition tents, you’ll feel the palpable energy and determination in the air.

"We set off on our trek and step by step, I became a new man. I uncovered indelible truths about myself.

To this day, I mark the eras of my life as “before Nepal” and “after Nepal”. I am more self-loving, free, clear, confident, available. Thank you, Jesse, for supporting and facilitating this life journey."

- Roth

Connection & Community

The trek is not just about the destination but the people you meet and the camaraderie that develops along the way.

Life in the Everest region revolves around community. Experiencing the shared efforts and collective spirit of villagers reinforces the importance of connection and mutual support.

Presence & Peace

The Himalayas foster a natural mindfulness. The rhythmic pace of walking and the quiet majesty of nature draws your attention into the present moment.

Every breath taken at high altitude is a reminder to focus, reflect, and connect with the now.

“A life-changer. That was my trip to Nepal with Jesse Gros.

An intimate time spent with local people – farmers, monks, students, orphans, and our Sherpa guides. A multi-day trek to the summit of Edmund Hillary’s favorite mountain, nights spent in guesthouses, unforgettable encounters with lamas. An inner and outer journey that taught me about Love, Humility, Peace, and Contentedness. It was perfect.”

-Roy Dunn, Wildlife Photographer

Inner Journey

Embracing simplicity, carrying only what is essential, and immersing in nature help release the clutter of modern life, creating space for personal insight and growth.

Life in the high Himalayas demands strength and adaptability. Overcoming steep ascents and thin air reveals a wellspring of resilience within. Many trekkers return home with a newfound sense of confidence and clarity

Mirror of the Mountains

The towering peaks of the Himalayas act as a mirror, reflecting your aspirations, fears, and possibilities.

Many trekkers describe moments of profound self-discovery and clarity, inspired by the grandeur of these ancient giants.

Challenge your body. Quiet your mind. Awaken your spirit.

Watch the sun rise over Mount Everest. Spot a snow leopard at Sagarmatha National Park. Experience Buddhist rituals at Tengboche Monastery. Marvel at the Khumbu Glacier. Stand at the foot of the world’s highest mountain. Experience the hospitality of the Sherpa people. Connect with community, nature, and yourself. Return home revitalized.